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“I hate it when mum and dad fight.” Says Thomas Woodlaw, in reference to Belestram Sylvaeri and Kairn Ithelanen.

William Rubens, father of Alfred, welcomes his son to the afterlife.

“Oh no” says an elf

This proposed system for prison roleplay is flawed for multiple reasons. Despite your inspection of how much roleplay there will be a majority of roleplay scenarios will end up with the prisoner only being roleplayed with once per 15 minutes, purely to evoke annoyance from the victim. More likely than not people will just jump onto an alt account to avoid having to deal with ****-tier roleplay for a period of up to 4 days. A period of 4 days feels more like an OOC punishment more than it does an IC punishment. You claim that it will discourage pointless villainy roleplay but I can guarantee you the offenders will just jump onto an alternate character and continue harassing people. If you really want to ”shake off the impression that LoTC is a consequence-free slice-of-life server” maybe the team should get rid of this god awful monk system which contributes to awful and meme tier roleplay, or at least make an amendment so that repeat offenders surrender permanent kill perms to their victims.

nobody likes bad clickbait. Stop

Clearly making fun of the fact that Frostbeards actually thought they could use U-Boats in roleplay. Sorry you can't comprehend sarcasm.

more powerful than a frostbeard naval blockade

"Ok but Irongrinders still aren't as pathetic as the bile spewing Frostbeards. Hope Charles the Bald, Grand Champion of Urguan knocks your 'High Queen's' block off." An anonymous dwed would say.

Sad Reacts only

“Funnily enough, despite their hatred for Clerics, one member of the Crimson Inquisition had his face burned off and went to a Cleric to recieve healing!” An anonymous man exclaimed

Shogging Champion Thomas Woodlaw quirks a brow.

Frederic de Ruyter would mourn for his brother; feelings of despair overcoming him. For the coming months he’d find himself stuck in a pit of guilt and lonliness, unknowing of what might of happened if he had been there to help prevent such tragedy.